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| Faulty Appeal to Authority |
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| Appealing to the authority of someone who has no special knowledge in the area they are discussing. |
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| Moving you to fear the consquences of not doing what he wants. |
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| Urging someone to do something because they pity us, or they pity something associated with us. |
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| Pressuring someone to do something just because many other people are doing it. |
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| Encouraging someone to think that our produce would make them better than or stand out from everybody else. |
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| Moving/motivating you to fear the consequences of not doing what he wants. |
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| Urging someone to do something only becasue they pity us, or they pity something associated with us. |
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| Attempting to get someone to associate his good or bad feelings about one thing to another unrealted thing. |
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| Appeal to High Tech or Appeal to Tradition |
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1) High Tech--Encouraging someone to buy a product or do something because it is the "latest thing"-- bit not necessarily because it is the best thing.
2) Tradition--Encouraging someone to buy a product or do something because it is associated with something old. |
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| Offering nothing more than a time limit as a reason for us to do/buy what someone wants. |
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